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Virtues are souces of action in conformity with the true objectives of human life. They are the barometers we use to determine if an act is good or bad, right or wrong. According to Catholic tradition and the Living Word of the Gospels, they work together to form a total domain that creates the central principle behind moral goodness. In his usual down-to-earth, understandable style, Mitch Finley shows readers how the seven virtues are by no means abstractions; rather, they reflect and understanding of human nature that characterizes our tremendous capacity for both good and evil.
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